Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1925, Page 35

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. €. FRIDAY, MARCH 6. 1925. 1 % EXHAUS“UN []l: []". \Wales Trains Hard KIWANIANS ENJOY [oiiientere erdi titiane: | BRITISH STEEL BIDS | it o*eclr "ty it oi°.1efh | WHITE AND GRAY HAIR ! On FoxTrottoGet | MUSICAL PROGH AM e i T S5 ) 0o OUT IN INDIA Do Seekels, dspentent an 11 POPULAR IN LONDON, captained by a member of the com- it paid to import steel from abroad. te 3z T e. The captalns are John wo or three shillings per ton off the 5 < In Form for Tn Beatty, sni Karl . Joren, Trving & —_— price of coal, he tuggested, would | Red and Copper Tints Going Out Hall, John I Power, Perry B. Turpin o make all the diff to_th S i lecent Lopez Orchestra and Pitts- and Dewey Zirkin Germans and Belgians Able to Un- | perity of Britieh trade, afd the ex- of Fashicn, Colofing. Ex- . i | Franc I Sheiry reported several z isting high price of coal was doin : ; b :'\ “':ol‘i'm X i ? burgh Singers Provide | successtul cases of orthopedic treat- dersell Britons Because of Farar \4rfinlhpl‘Xlflnodmlolz:ua-lldflh:jrlllwgr A Dexts: Bay | Price oy 2 i Fatertainment ment Eiven to underprivileged clil- o Goal |than to the 100,000 men who were| LONDON, March 6—A leading Petroleum Instltutc Headp e LWER A ! ntertainment. Drghm.“ e club’s committee on this eaper Coel. out k in the coal fields | West End hairdresser has sai¢ re- | longed trip to South Africa and | g The club acted on @ change in e 3 vever, was quite ob | cently that hair dyeing is now one! Says SUbStltUteS Wi” South .\mnru;\« during 5| Music took the minds of Kiwanis|by-laws 2 He Correspondence of the Associated Press. : » the future ‘n»fvn‘nwh\ most lucrative parts of his BREAKFAS-[: 2 hunting q.\,;r. (¥ .l."E ter .‘,';‘" Club members away trom business “‘.n"f”;.l"’l”f"“".v'?i‘f & letter from| LEEDS, England, Februa 7 ’ Rl e e e “_‘“""“ are Mdclag. fon LUNCHEON | dancing ay in the Was n Hotel ington clu n. Anton St€phan pre- | found difficulty in sell : : i g [ ClLore s i At a recent dance he fox-trotted | Ti he luncheon were | s The weekly floral donations|thelr own territory. In; i £ all's cking a olor, “h”ex B > . am, w an | - nted: By ithe Vi awarded to Mr. Lopez and Mr. | they l‘;if]"‘;lk‘:fi:’""‘""“““ £ 4 bl othe d salt effect” | 12th & F Sts.N. W. 5 stra, from the May- | ™ by A. M. Samuel, v O gray. | . e " b e = retary to the De| o whole pe R, nts are g l : s Commerce | S Japan bopght 3088 sante. trutks. seas Trade, addressing “ i the me ’ . s larirs - 2 Otber Stores | which was sent specially from Lo ¢ t the inau- |more than any other country, from |Chamber of Commerce. ek to e ¢o ee in trade 3 xious to un- | 67 13th St. N.W., 1784 Columbia Road 2 the United States last year. The situation which brought this!today a greater spirit of confidence. Delicious Food R fi&&fikifltfl'ik&"fi o *almer announced a d definition of the es 1o be libart chairman of the EARLE'S THE PLEASANT HEALTH TASTIN '? [ BUILDER The Pleasant Way to Take cames | b COD LIVER OIL [Gmayl PRE aeAPThe safe scientific formula -EE : on the bottle =\ P A If You Can’t Eat Try Hypo-Cod The Appetizer and Strength Builder PEOPLES DRUG STORES Y277 . nmm&wamttwnim LRRRES B RLEERER a T here with my and fram .3 Dizzy? Sick? Headachy ? You're Bilious! Breath Bad? Take a Stomach Sour? Laxative! 3 Clean the and three were plow- ; Bowels! £y ;were s they were g succotash, so when Win- winds were blowing they migh their daily hash. Wr the rolling acres, in the searing and heat, that the butcher and ker ‘might be paid for bread at. And in time the Winter es where the toilers used to with its line of sleets and slushes and its novelties in snow. And the toilers five in plenty, : have sauerkraut, they have ¢ heir larders there are 20 pi other used to make. Oh, the \\ in- ris a screamer, and the blinding ; and behold hc fool- 1,\ uppers in_the nd "1r \.mtrr\ 1mnm X = B * b 'H;,r,g{;,',”"\‘\'»M_“T"'\',\:.;{‘,” For Constipation, Biliousness, Headache R " the new bran food with the bran’ new flavor » FESRRRRERRREADY ARFRFEFRFTN IR RS L Last Day of Sale Prices Opportunity time is shortening. Sale prices end tomorrow night. Store- wide reductions are remarkable. Sav- ings now are amazing. Only today and tomorrow remain. Better not put off longer. The time to buy is now. THE ROSE BLOOMS FOR YOU Buoyant health! Power! Vigor! Stamina! | ‘ In Pep! And a great flavor! S k1l S a t ur d a y FLAVOR of flavors—your appetite will sing its praises. NOt Monday : I's new. It's gloriously good. Taste it. The first il : spoonful makes you want more—makes you want it often. Pep, the peppy bran food—ready-to-eat with milk or cream. It's a feast! Pep gives your body stamina, vitality, vigor. It Foop : Lifetime. Furniture Is More Than, A4 Name builds muscle. It supplies energy. It gives you that | & : robust quality that throws the shoulders back and the chest out. Pep is full of those health-building qualities that nature puts in foods. Pep is power. Pep is ideal for children. And watch them lay into o | it. They love its flavor. Pep is rich in bran. It keeps : ' the youngsters free from constipation. Mildly laxative Al for all. Pep is a passport to health for the whole . family. Your grocer sells it. The peppy bran food, Seventh Street Between D & E 4